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mike? mike: mark meredith starting us off, many thanks. democrats are preparing to introduce new articles of impeachment against the president as soon as tomorrow. david spunt live at the white house with the latest. hello, david. >> reporter: we're hearing it's going to be one article entitled incitement of insurrection. it could come to the house floor at any point over the next few days. drafts have been circulating over an capitol hill over the weekend. if president trump is, indeed, impeached, he would be the first president in united states history to be impeached twice. also this would be the second congress where he would be impeached. he was impeached, obviously, as you know, in the last congress. speaker nancy pelosi says she'll move forward with impeachment if, number one, the president doesn't resign or if the vice president fails to invoke the 25th amendment to bring the cabinet onboard to remove the president from office. those two scenarios are not likely going to happen acco

mike. >> mike: benjamin hall, thank you. as benjamin reported, president-elect biden will have his hands full with china but is just one of the many hot spots facing the incoming administration. allies around the world want to know how mr. biden will handle them. the amount of overlap between the president-elect and the president's approach might surprise you. correspondent hillary vaughn has that story. >> america first has meant america alone. >> biden's policy slogan is different than president trump but some of the substance is similar and different than biden's own views in the past. biden last year downplayed china as competition and now he's embracing a crackdown to hold them accountable for trade abuses, human rights violations, and intellectual property theft. biden isn't going to take away terms tariffs right away or rip up trumps phase one deal with beijing to buy more u.s. goods. >> are democratic partners we more than double our economic leverage. >> biden's approach to russia has evolved from friend to foe. >>

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mike: vince, jessica, have a great week. >> thanks, mike. mike: kremlin has strong words for the u.s. after comments about mass protests in support navali. hello, trey. trey: mike, good afternoon, protests erupted across russia this weekend in support of jailed opposition leader alexi navali, the numbers are staggering, in moscow alone, estimated 40,000 people participated in the demonstrations as many clash with police. across the country at least 3500 people were arrested including wife ulia, spokesperson for russian president vladimir putin today is accusing the united states of meddling in their internal affairs. on saturday the u.s. state department did put out a statement calling for navali's release saying, quote, the united states will stand shoulder to shoulder with allies and partners in human rights whether in russia or wherever they come under threat. this follows move by president biden on thursday acting director of national intelligence to probe russia's use of a chemical weapon against the country's top opposition leaders. na

this morning we are focusing on mike pence. headlines focusing on mike pence as well. this is the story from today's new york times. "house to vote on impeaching trump unless pence act." the washington times noting mike trump,et with president the first time they met since their falling out over the right. --h men pledged cysts to say -- over the riot. both men pledged to stay in office. to visit trump is set the border in texas in one of his last official act, an effort to make sure americans remember the wall. that is where the president is focused as the houses focused on the 25th amendment and the beginning of the second impeachment of president trump. we are asking you for your view of mike pence this morning. do you support or oppose his actions since election day? if you support it, (202) 748-8000. if you oppose it, (202) 748-8001 . dean is in louisville, kentucky. should have section 25 come and play with donald trump. he needs to be investigated. to have ance wants career he needs to do what is right. , but donaldlican trump is just for donald trump. bidding.l

mike? mike: david spunt, thanks a lot. so republicans are facing backlash in the wake of the electoral college vote including senator josh hawley. more on that and a closer look at how conservatives are being censored, next. ♪ ♪ for muscle health- -versus only 16 grams in ensure® high protein. and now enjoy boost® high protein in café mocha flavor. to defend against dark forces attacking your organization, you need to see in the dark. to have the wisdom to understand multiple cyber threats. the precision focus to end attacks instantly. on computers, mobile devices, servers and the cloud. join the world's leading companies in our mission to defend. cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere. ♪ ♪ mike: loews hotel saying it will no long or allow a fundraiser for republican senator josh hawley next month after a week of several businesses and social media giants cutting ties with some republicans including president trump. alex hogan is live from new york city with more. hello, alex. >> reporter: h

this morning we are focusing on mike pence. headlines focusing on mike pence as well. this is the story from today's new york times. "house to vote on impeaching trump unless pence act." the washington times noting mike pence met with president trump, the first time they met since their falling out over the right. both men pledged cysts to say -- -- over the riot. both men pledged to stay in office. president trump is set to visit the border in texas in one of his last official act, an effort to make sure americans remember the wall. that is where the president is focused as the houses focused on the 25th amendment and the beginning of the second impeachment of president trump. we are asking you for your view of mike pence this morning. do you support or oppose his actions since election day? if you support it, (202) 748-8000. if you oppose it, (202) 748-8001 . dean is in louisville, kentucky. caller: should have section 25 come and play with donald trump. he needs to be investigated. if mike pence wants to have a career he needs to do what is right. i am a republican,

mike: yes. absolutely. so we have been talking now for about 50 minutes. questions people have been submitting. i will segue into that. and so, the first question we have is actually somebody who noticed that you mentioned in your book that male's perm whales are sometimes referred to as carpenter fish, and the loud clangs that they make to announce themselves to a potential mate, and there is the story of hammering and repairing the damaged whaleboat, it may have attracted the whale that attacked the essex, so the first question, has there been any research that it may have been the repair work that led to the attack? mr. philbrick: yes, when i was researching the book, i reached out to one of the foremost's perm whale experts on earth. he and his wife and small children took a sailboat and basically sailed very close to where the essex went down with very high-tech listening devices underwater, listening to the -- they are really the first ones to develop a good sense of house perm whales comm

inside were the remains of mike snyder. >> she had been saying mike was in phoenix, mike, this mike that, and all along mike wasn't in phoenix. >> for mike's family the finality is devastating. >> to not know eight years and hold on to hope and have that pulled out from under you was very difficult for all of us. >> ellen snyder sat in defense attorney penny adrian's office knowing an arrest was imminent. >> they found the body and she wanted to get it over with. she said we just can't go on like this. >> so adrian informed the police that ellen snyder was ready to turn herself in. >> that following friday i met with the police detectives at her office, gave a full statement. >> before we ask you any questions, i want you to understand these are your miranda or constitutional rights. okay? >> she gave police a 2 1/2 hour confession and her version of events is quite a story. >> woke me up. it was 2:00, 3:00 in the morning. we were arguing. pushing, you know, back and forth. and i told him that i know all about you and dave simmons. i know that you're gay. >> ellen says she had recently g

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mike. mike: thank you so much. for more issues like this bring in panel, democratic strategist richard goodstein and host of wsj at large in fox business jerry baker. gentlemen, welcome. jerry, let's start with you, is the chicago teachers union misreading this if they go out on strike? >> yes, yes. it's the simple answer. they talk about the science. the science is very clear. the risk to teachers or to the students that they teach of catching coronavirus or getting serious form is minuscule. mike, there's a much more serious problem, much more serious objection than what the teachers union is saying there. they are claiming as they negotiate with chicago city, the school board, that they need to be treated as essential workers, that they should, in other words, receive as essential workers are receiving the vaccine, get a vaccine before they go back to schools to teach because they are essential. mike: right. >> essential workers have been working. hospital workers, law enforcement, emergency first responsers, gr

sorry, mike. what we are expecting now, mike, _ ahead. sorry, mike. what we are expecting now, mike, is - ahead. sorry, mike. what we are expecting now, mike, is that- expecting now, mike, is that joe biden is going to speak any moment live as part of this biden— moment live as part of this biden produced a celebration of america — biden produced a celebration of america where he is very much stressing — america where he is very much stressing that theme of unity. it stressing that theme of unity. it has — stressing that theme of unity. it has been presented by the actor— it has been presented by the actor tom hanks will stop it is quite — actor tom hanks will stop it is quite a — actor tom hanks will stop it is quite a production. we had bruce — quite a production. we had bruce springsteen at the very beginning and we are going to hear— beginning and we are going to hear from both the president and the — hear from both the president and the vice president live and ithink— and the vice president live and i think there will be som

we'll be talking about that for long time in days ahead. >> mike pence did exactly what mike pence was expected to do. donald trump wanted him to do something else. donald trump said in a rally two nights ago in georgia that mike pence can save us. he'll be very disappointed in him if he doesn't. they apparently had a long lunch together with lawyers who were trying to encourage him to do something he felt he didn't have the legal ability to do. mike pence was the ari apparent, as loyal as it gets as vice president what happens to i mike pence what does mike pence represent in this discussion 12 i think penn statmike pencpenn sm very long day when trump's twitter comes back on at 7:00 a.m. trump has already alluded to some the things he would say to mike pence. couple nights ago jokingly said maybe i won't like him after the events and i think that will bear itself out. all mike pence has to do somewhat trump said about former attorney general jeff sessions andreas attorney general bill barr and personal attorney michael cohen and -- the long, long list of people who have served donald

mike is about to tell you how to take advantage he's here with the call to action mike >> yeah. so we're taking a look at uso, the united states oil fund now, of course, what a lot of people are following the market will notice is that wti, for example, if we take a look where it was priced right before the severe selloff, those closed negative for the first time in history in 2020. you'll notice we're close to the precrash lows. uso, zbiend to track the price of oil has not recovered to the same extent. one of the reasons is pause that fund is essentially purchasing rolling futures and forward contracts on oil and when you have these big dislocations in the term structure of oil prices, that can actually i am pair the price uso hasn't recovered as much but it's indicative of the up crease we've seen in crude oil prices now, kind of like just trading options generally, if you buy a barrel of oil, it doesn't pay you any yield. you don't get any dividend for that, but we are seeing elevated options premiums if you are one of the people who, seeing those lows in oil in 2020, now we

hopefully a nice day on tap for mike, kari. >> yeah. happy birthday, mike. i didn't even know it was your birthday. so, yeah. hopefully, we'll have a chance to celebrate virtually today. we'll see. and we're going to have some rain for you. a little bit of a gift but not all of us will receive that. we're talking about the north bay mainly getting some scattered light showers to start out this tuesday morning. but then we are also looking at some big waves along the coastline. you combine that with the king tides that we have, which is from the gravitational pull of the moon that makes the water come farther inland. then you have these big breakers on top of that. a lot of people have been taking pictures near the coastline, saying the sea looks really angry. you don't want to be anywhere close to that. let's head inland and talk about just getting out and getting some fresh air today. going to the park, it's going to start out in the mid 40s in gilroy, at 9:00. notice the trend goes up, but not a lot of clearing. there will be peaks of sunshine, but at leas

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>> (chanting): hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! >> narrator: it was the final chapter of donald trump's presidency. >> it's ending pretty much the same way it began-- with a lot of chaos and disarray and... just a lot of head-shaking at events tt have transpired. >> get off of him. get off, get off of him! get the (bleep) off! >> this is donald trump's america. we were warned, over and over and over about it, and we ignored all of that. so here we are. >> he's got a gun! >> this is going to get dirty, man. >> narrator: now on "frontline," "trump's american carnage." (gun fires) >> shots fired! shots fired! >> shots fired! >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. major support is provided by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org. the ford foundation: working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide.

mike. >> that's right. what bob was talking about is a primary use of options, and there's three categories i lie to think about bob is right using options the way they suggested. making directional bests short term in nature, leverage small a amount to capital but need something to happen for that to be profitable. probability of profit is lower another possible use case? hedging. nice thing about hedging, reduce overall risk smooth your returns. buying insurance always comes at a cost generally speaking, your cumulative returns are always going to be lower. final use case and probably the one most people just starting out with options ought to consider is generating yield by overwriting. the nice thing about this is you're going to enhance your yield, and as carter pointed out last week, yields, dividends, returns, those over time can be a very meaningful part of your investment returns overall an important thing to consider pick stocks you want to own for the long term and try with the yield. example of

>> hang mike pence! [ crowd chanting ] >> you have seen this footage, trump supporters chanting "hang mike pence, hang mike pence." they were literally trying to find him and hunt him down. and why were they doing that? this is not a group of people, the maga crowd, that would usually be disinclined toward trump's vice president. but what did trump do that day that caused this? president trump whipped up the crowd about mike pence specifically. i'm not going to play the president's speech here from january 6th. i think we've all had enough, haven't we? but when the mob came to the capitol to break in and ransack the place, and whatever they were going to do with the dozens of zip tie plastic handcuffs for the taking of hostages or whatever -- when they came in there, saying "hang mike pence" and "find mike pence" and "traitor mike pence," it followed president trump telling that crowd, basically, to go get him, telling them that pence was the reason the election was still somehow being stolen from trump.

y una preocupaciÓn genuina ya que si el presidente no puede entender que el lugar del presidente mike pens sobre el resultado electoral no es ministerial, o sea, no era para revertir un resultado, tambiÉn puede existir una preocupaciÓn genuina de su capacidad de ocupar la presidencia, como quiera que sean son dos semanas de mandato que nos quedan en el medio de una pandemia. ilia: explÍcanos cÓmo es que se califica la capacidad mental del presidente, quÉ criterios se tienen en cuenta para calificar la capacidad del presidente en sus acciones. por eso hay una enmienda que se aprobÓ sin ando recuerden el 67 esto tiene que ver con las personas mÁs allegadas al presidente que es el vicepresidente y los miembros del gabinete, o sea, que no es fÁcil invocar la enmienda, perosi las personas mÁs allegadas a Él consideran que ya no tiene la capacidad mental de desarrollar el puesto en el cargo de la presidencia, pues entonces tendrÍan esta alternativa y despuÉs de los eventos de hoy porque sigo considerando que el haber convocado esta manifestaciÓn el mismo dÍa del voto de la cer

this is what they said. >> hang mike pence, hang mike pence. >> we came this far, what do you say? >> we have a job to do. we want to kill these people. we have a job to do. >> according to an affidavit, one of the men charged was heard on a you tube video quote, once we found out pence turned on us and that they had stolen the election, like officially, the crowd went crazy, i mean, it became a mob. we should note they officially found that out that pence was going to go ahead and do his constitutional duty as trump was speaking to them in washington. of course that's when they officially found that out, but turned on us, the us being the attackers and trump against pence. and now team trump is trying a new line to save his political future and his business. so let me start by saying, federal law enforcement officials say they have uncovered some evidence which suggests the attack on the capitol was a planned attack, not just a protest that spiralled out of control, although there were parts of it that were that. instead of facing the dark reality that a pre-planned attack would m

>> sell puts on gm >> mike? >> covered calls in uso. >> thanks for watching have a great long weekend. see you back here next friday for more "options action." - [ang program is a paid advertisement for nuwave oxypure smart air purifier sponsored by nuwave llc, featuring deborah norville on award winning journalist and new york times bestselling author. - we are all living in strange and unsettling times. never in history has everyone on the planet been challenged by the same thing. covid-19 has changed the way we work, the way we interact and we're all still trying to figure out what it means for our future. amidst the uncertainty, all of us are trying to take care of our families as best as possible. i've lost track of how many masks i've made

here now, mike tirico. >> mike: all right. three good ones today wrapping up with tampa bay getting its first playoff win in 18 years, winding in landover over the washington football team 31-23. super wild card weekend continues tomorrow. the baltimore/tennessee game on abc and espn. the chicago/new orleans game on cbs. and then al michaels with you from pittsburgh for cleveland and pittsburgh. our coverage begins 7:30. also streaming live on peacock and nbc. all right, let's check our players of the game tonight. of course, tom brady as he gets playoff win number 31. 381 yards, two touchdowns, no picks. leonard fournette, very solid with no ronald jones to back him up. usually never for the losing team, but taylor heinicke deserves one. old dominion hasn't seen a glaet athletic performance like that since nancy lieberman days. fournette gets a lot of attention. signed here in september after he was released with a ankle injury, was a healthy scratch. man, they needed him tonight, and a clinching touchdown to wrap it up in th

was the mike before diane and the mike after diane. she brought out the best in him, which was great. ♪ everyone can see we're together ♪ >> reporter: and just when most careers begin slowing, his, once again, flourished. >> you do fosse, fosse, fosse. >> reporter: "the bird cage" was one of his biggest hits. and in 2012, he won a tony, his tenth, for directing "death of a salesman." >> a salesman has to dream. it goes with the territory. >> reporter: by the time of his death, two years later at 83, the outsider who mimed real life was the embodiment of the hollywood "a" list, and, says candice bergen, a cherished friend. >> a few of us had a dinner after he died. a celebration of mike. it was hard to keep it to 300 people. and everyone of the people at the party, he had been instrumental in helping them in their career or giving them mon them money. he had been a very good friend. and you thought, wow, it wasn't just me? wiwith no feeses or minimumun checking a and savingsgs accou, banking g with capitital one , lilike, the eaeasi

house democrats intend to introduce a resolution calling on the vice president of the united states mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment to the u.s. constitution. that would declare the president as incapable of executing the duties of his office and make mike pence the acting president. all of this comes despite president trump having fewer than ten days left in office, and it comes as we're learning more details about the true horror of what happened up on capitol hill on wednesday. we have new video we want to share with you. we must warn you this video we are about to show is graphic and disturbing. you see that one rioter actually hitting a police officer with that pole with the american flag on it. and it all lays bear just how horrible, how terrible the violence was, the rioters beating police, stomping on them. in one case as i said hitting them repeatedly with sticks and even that pole that had an american flag on it. that was, by the way, at 4:27 p.m. eastern. 4:27 p.m. eastern. and while this was going on here in the nation's capitol, on capitol hill just 10 minutes earlier

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mike, let me start with you. what is it going to take in order to work closely and effectively with other countries, especially our partners in europe were facing similar challenges to people within their military or law enforcement agencies having views that lead to violence and domestic situations? what can be done to try to bring together the international dimension of countries that are under similar threats from this kind of violent ideology? mike: it is a hard thing to talk about because words matter. from the statute 20 23 to one, -- 2231, it is international in scope. if you look at the u.k., the assistant commissioner for counterterrorism, he did say that domestic terrorism was his top threat. from your european partners, your u.k., canada, australia, u.s., we are looking at it. they have been talking about this threat for the last three years. it is at the top of the agenda. it is certainly talked about there. if you go back to my point before, a lot of these domestic terrorism threats, there's copycats

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mike: pleasure. lemonis: i want to now improve the process in the kitchen and get them the right tools to be successful. so i've asked chef mike to meet me at the kitchen-supply store. i know that i want to get a large rice cooker. mike: that's a 55-cup. lemonis: three enough? mike: probably another three, actually. lemonis: so, let's get two of these and the pot that goes with it. if there's one thing i can do to help them in the kitchen, it's getting them the equipment they need. and they need a lot of it. so, what's going on over at fuel? mike: um... lemonis: anything positive happening? mike: no. lemonis: what do you mean? mike: from what i understand, i'm not sure if diana is still there. i'm not sure if alex is still there. lemonis: i'm sorry? why did they leave? mike: money issues, or something like that. -lemonis: oh, no. -mike: so... lemonis: feels very toxic right now. mike: yeah. i mean, that's... lemonis: this company is disintegrating from the inside out. i'm still invested in the succes

. >> hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! >> and tweet trashed the vice president for doing the right thing. well, that was back before he was permanently banned from twitter. in is how he treats his own party. his own party. republicans are the only ones standing by him in an early end to his doomed presidency. by the way, how much peaceful and how much calmer has your life been that you don't get just crazy, random twitter alerts from the president of the united states? lies being spewed. almost normal. except for the insurrection. we're talking about republicans like lap dog lindsay graham. he sure had tough talk for trump before he became president. >> he is a racist, xenophobic religious bigot. he doesn't represent my party. i think she's a kook. i think he is crazy. i think he is unfit for office. >> that was before. then, tell us how you really feel. >> he even tweeted f he nominate trump, we will get destroyed. when he got to the white house, everything changed. senator graham got on the crazy train o

mike's diagonal. also he said, only spendings 10 for a diagonal 15 wide even if apple has a blowout quarter no losses to the upside. you need have apple move substantially lower for him to risk that full $10 or only about 7 7.5 percent of the stock price for that reasons i real like the stock setup. >> kauv caveats given what we s across technology this week? >> great point right? seen a big run and a lot of times in situations where we want to own the stocks, want to continue to hold the stocks but just a little bit nervous about the valuation. trade structures like this one allow us to continue to participate to the upside. give us a lot more protection to the down side in the case of things turning sour. when you see headier valuation that's a possibility. >> move on to another classic name general electric stock could see renewed interest in greener energy. tony explains this one tony >> exactly this company is 130 years old, but the turnaround story for ge is starting to take hold here easy speci

washinaton, mike. ., ~' ., washington, mike. thank you for watchin: washington, mike. thank you for watching bbc— washington, mike. thank you for watching bbc news. _ hello there. the weather really can't make up its mind this week. one day, it is going to be cold and bright. the next day, cloudier and milder, with outbreaks of rain. wednesday and thursday, both look pretty wet, in fact, some pretty heavy rain around and some wintriness over the high ground as we'll start to see a bit of a battle of the air masses. this wedge of milder air slowly pushing up against the cold air across the eastern side of the country through wednesday means we could start off with an ice risk, with freezing rain across western scotland, north—west england for a time on wednesday morning. a bright and cold start across northern and eastern areas, but soon the clouds will build in here as the rain out west starts to very slowly push its way eastward, some snow developing over the pennines and the higher ground of scotland. some heavy rain for n

i'll take it, mike. coming up next, the seven things to know this morning. >>> also san mateo's tom brady going to the super bowl again. >>> and could dogs hold a key to getting fans back into sporting events? a team that's trying it out this week. before we get to those stories, let's look outside at 5:20. we the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can adjust your comfort on both sides... your sleep number setting. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but, can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. will it help me keep up with mom? you got this. so, you can really promise better sleep? not promise... prove. don't miss our weekend special. save $1,000 on the sleep number 360 special edition sm plus, 0% interest for 36 months on all smart beds. ends monday. >>> it's 5:22. seven things to know this morning. number one, governor newsom may be announcing an end to the state's s

mike what do you make of what we've heard. well it is expected then their positions are generally expected you've had a number of republicans who are objecting to the rule that says the measures by which the vote will take place in the coming hour or coming hours. generally there has been massive support in the house for this whole process to go forward the democrats remembering control the house what is needed both in the vote on the rule which you heard there got an easy majority simply by a voice vote when the vote is taken on the actual motion that the house will pass that is likely to be seeing votes counted but very clearly the house majority is in favor of passing this motion of calling on the vice president mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment to call together his cabinet get 2 thirds of them to vote to reject or egypt a president trump from his position as president so what do you arguments that we were hearing there from various individuals in the house are likely to be repeated when the actual vote takes place on

secretary of state mike pompeo and former u.n. ambassador nikki haley are among those saying that this is, quote, silencing speech, that it's something the chinese government would do. well, no matter what your opinion is, the fact is, there was a time when a president of the united states didn't rely on social media to address the nation. they would instead use this vital instrument of democracy, the white house briefing room. that podium sitting empty, all but gathering dust. there it is. the last time it was, quote, used was by the press secretary on thursday when she read a quick statement and then walked out without any questions. the time before it was used on december 15th. the trump administration says it has now been silenced. well, it still has one of the most powerful mouthpieces in the world available to it for 11 more days. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> and you are live in the cnn newsroom on this saturday evening. i'm pamela brown in washington. and tonight, breaking news, the most serious threat, to what's left

mike tobin is there reporting what is happening tonight. mike, what is the latest? >> hello, shannon. a protest that went on throughout the day. and we are leaving now black lives matter plows have. things got a little tense in the last couple of hours. there was a conflict earlier in the day and really when i say conflict a matter of the pepper spray coming out. we can show you that. what that was triggered by, a handful of counter demonstrators that came to where the trump supporter's were at the blm plaza. one particular woman conflicted with the trump supporter's on that went on as she went back to that location. those women traded knuckle. the woman who was the trump supporters got the worst of it but the counter demonstrator was in a bad position at that point. and people pushed her over to the police line and the police line drew her inside where pushing and shoving. that is when the pepper spray came out. a much different scene than what we saw earlier in the day freedom plasma. hundreds and hundreds of people all over the nation trying to make the point tha

day folks welcome to dennis miller plus one today's guest is mike baer mike is a life development coach new york times bestselling author will develop real life he's best known for his books best self and be your best self also the founder and c.e.o. of cast centers for treatment of mental health and addiction and he's been a coach to young celebrities like. demi oh it's funny i always get screwed up now because demi moore at one point went from being demi to demi but i think a lot of thought it was stated demi demi lovato and joe jonas who seems like a pretty good cat i've seen like i talk a few times mike has a new book out called one decision the 1st step to a better life what's up. amy and thanks for having me i'm on. well nice to have you here i was watching the thing about. there's a special coming up on the bee gees on h.b.o. as part of the promo they show the one jonas brother coming off talking about how obviously it's a blessing obviously it has its own set of rights here big famous of big famous with their siblings and he just seem like a good cat i'm surprised at what point

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our next guest is mike gonzalez a former journalist for the george w. bush demonstrations a senior fellow at the frustration. we talk about his book "the plot to change america" how identity politics is dividing the land of the free. mike gonzalez good morning. sat good morning. i trust you had a good christmas. see that thank you. let's start with the definition for a spread when talk about identity politics tell us what that means. >> what it means is the reimagining of america as a consideration of our categories based on race,, national background, gender, gender identity racial -- anything that this does a degree of victimhood , victimhood we mistakenly used to claim respect or attention or justice as members of the category. >> host: tell us about the award plot to divide the land of the free. when did you see this plot beginning and who was behind it? >> it's not that you had meetings in a simmons in madison wisconsin on thursday nights. it's this idea of using the category as a way to change america, the way to transform america into something e

mike because mike said he is going to leave and not give us any money. me and you -- >> wait, that was on your advice. wait a minute. that's what you guys told me to do. >> you agreed, mike. >> i did. but, i did agree to give you some, too. but, you know, that got missed. >> i didn't forget that. leave the check behind. >> i will make a detour through san francisco on my way out of town. >> throw out the window. >> right. bye. >> don't we all dream of that. that's what makes the lottery so fun. you can see little hazier and some fog trying to spill into the bay area and definitely see it south of 680 and mains where we're looking right here at walnut creek and south of 24 which is going to get progressively foggier and that is the big issue this morning and the fog will take longer to lift and high clouds coming in and dim the sunshine and energy needed to evaporate that fog and also make temperatures cooler this afternoon. colder lows tonight and high clouds a little less fog and sun and clouds and showers missing the weekend after wednesday, thursday,

mike, what's going on right now for the commute? >>> kari, we're looking at a smooth drive right now. i want to show this map, full screen. at the bottom i circled 101 northbound. yesterday we saw a little blip, a little more traffic than we've seen for a while. there, we have more slowing at th 6:00 hour. we'll see how long it lasts. no major concerns. just a little build here. north 680 into sunol, looks like crews there are picking up a little more than you might expect. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. >>> democrats in congress are expected to issue an ultimatum today to vice president trump -- to vice president pence, i should say, to remove president trump from office. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live in washington with what is expected today. tracie? >> hi, laura. good morning. today, that request to use the 25th amendment and following a likely impeachment vote as lawmakers here, democrats mostly, try to remove president trump from office early. >> donald j. trump, incapable of executing -- >> reporter: after o

hang mike pence! hang mike pence! >> there is a very real possibility that we will see aggrieved members of his base at the inauguration conducting protests. what we don't know is whether those will turn violent. >> make sure you join me for the cnn special report, "the trump insurrection: 24 hours that shook america." that airs later tonight 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> house democrats wasting no time after wednesday's assault on the u.s. capitol, moving ahead with impeachment faster than we've ever seen. we're going to tell you why they could call on mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment and remove trump from office. we have details when we come back. meet jeff. in his life, he's been to the bottom of the ocean. the tops of mountains. the er... twice. and all the places this guy runs off to. like jeff's, a life well lived should continue at home. home instead offers customized services from personal care to memory care, so older adults can stay home, stay safe, and stay happy. home in

mike: it's as expected, and the positions are generally expected. you've had a number of republicans objecting to the rule. this is the measure by which the vote will take place in the coming hour or hours. generally, there's been massive support in the house for this whole process to go forward, democrats in control of the house, both what is needed for the vote on the rule, and when the vote is taken on the actual motion, that is likely to be votes counted. clearly, the house majority is in favor of calling on vice president mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment and gather the cabinet and vote by two thirds to eject president trump from his position. the arguments we were hearing from various individuals in the house are likely to be repeated when the vote takes place. once again, we are seeing a clear majority in the house for this motion to be passed in the next hour or so. >> earlier in the day, president trump said there is zero risk vice president mike pence would invoke the 25th. what do we make of the president's confidence? mike: all ind

mike khouw, your take on this breaking news? >> yeah, i'm not surprised i think we had a situation where they obviously were trying to digest tom was talking about this earlier in the week, that obviously they were trying to make sure they could participate in maintaining an orderly market that they wouldn't jeopardize clearing or themselves or their customers. and i think they've finally gotten to a point they feel comfortable with this. this is a common thing, for people new to this, sometimes when you have volatile markets it is necessary to increase margin, impose some trading restrictions once everybody figures out how to make it work, they do. >> we want to be clear, that is options on interactive brokers robinhood still a big story. thank you very much, great stuff as always. that wraps us up here on "options action. yes, we'll be back next friday at 5:30, but do not go anywhere because the show is not over a cnbc special report on the reddit rebellion 6:00 p.m. eastern, just two minutes, see you there. for info on option

first, we get to mike. hey, mike. >>> hi, everybody. welcome to monday. let's look at what's going on. it's 63 in castro valley. the winds keeping the temperatures up. in the east bay hills, 59. the cool spot, hay ward, 50, it's not as breezy. 66 in santa rosa. 62 in concord. pretty close in san jose at 59. the winds are definitely bringing us microclimates this morning. sfo about 52. here's a look at the day planner for this mlk junior day. temperatures in the 50s and a few 60s around 7:00. look at up thor 60s to low 70s. at least from noon to 4:00. a lot of us in the mid 70s between the timeframes and still in the low 60s. the winds get getting even faster. commute today, breezy to windy. watch out on the bridges. windy and choppy on the water. and mild to warm if you're taking mass transit. wanted to show you the most aggressive model with rain. thursday evening at 7:00, remember these are medium range models. their data points are widespread. and that's why it looks like there's a whole lot of rain out there. there's not going to be quite that much, i

back to you. >> thanks, mike. 5:20 right now. wanted, next on "today in the bay," the new lead in the so-called soho caren case bringing investigators out to california. >>> the airlines are looking to make a push for more covid testing to hopefully keep you safe. >>> but first be sure to get caught up on the latest headlines by watching our "synced in" series on instagram. we'll be right back. >>> prosecutors say no charges will be filed in the police shooting of jacob blake. an officer shot him seven times in the back partially paralyzing him in a confrontation in kenosha last summer. the shooting turned into several nights of protests. the d.a. says he could not make a case against officers who claimed self-defense adding he was armed with a knife and resisted arrest. some people took to the streets to protest that decision. jacob blake's family is vowing to keep pursuing the case. >>> the search for a woman tied to the so-called soho karen case, grabbed a 14 year year boy and tackled him to the ground. she accused him of stea